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'''Filfla Records''' is a Malta-based record label. It was founded in 2010 by [[Andrew Alamango]] with the aim and purpose of releasing a series of audio-interactive products of heritage music from Malta, and making them publicly accessible for preservation and posterity.

[[Malta's Lost Voices: The Early Shellac Recordings (1931-32) Vol 1]] is to be released on 26 November 2010. The first in a series of planned publications, contains a 50-page book with the story of the musicians and agents who made history recording Maltese music it and a double CD-Extra containing a selection of 30 tracks transferred from the original shellac records, photographs, adverts for the newspapers of the day, and much more. This publication was produced under the National Archives' [[National Memory Project]] and is endorsed, supported and sponsored by the [[National Archives]] and the Ministry of Education, Employment and the Family.

Andrew Alamango spoke about the initial work of Filfla Records during the [[M3P:Inaugural Symposium|M3P Inaugural Symposium]] on Saturday 25 September 2010. He is also scheduled to present the theme of Malta's Lost Voices at the [[National Archives Annual Public Lecture]] on 30 November 2010 at the National Archives Head Office in [[Rabat]].

==External links==
* [http://www.filflarecords.com Filfla Records] - official website

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